Class introduction
For K-workers who are afraid of English emails
Business English Email Fundamentals Class
Dear. K-employee
This class is designed for K-workers who are afraid of business English emails. No matter how good you are at reading English, and no matter how many English words you know, it will be difficult to use English as a tool in your life if you don't write the English you need. We have prepared classes that are faithful to the basics for busy K-workers who need to write business English emails but don't know where or how to start.
After living in Korea and moving to Canada to work abroad, I had a lot of trouble writing English emails at first. Even writing a short email took so long that my work efficiency was reduced. I was really worried about whether this was the right expression for a business email, whether it conveyed my intentions well, and whether the grammar was wrong.
At first, I had trouble even writing English emails like this, but as I continued my work life in Canada, I began to write over 5,000 English emails, and I began to notice repeated patterns of business English emails. After writing English emails using those basic patterns, I was able to write business emails that are faithful to the basics and have good manners in a short period of time.
You don't need to be fluent in English to write business English emails. If you know the basic structure of business English emails and learn basic patterns and expressions, classmates who aren't familiar with English will be able to write business English emails efficiently.
Course effect
- You can learn context-specific business English email patterns that you can use right at work.
- You can move away from the monotonous structure and complete business English emails with sense.
- You can refer to actual business English email examples and apply them to your work
- You can write business English emails of better quality than a simple Korean-English translation using Google Translator or Papago.
- You can gain confidence in your English email work and build a foundation for becoming a successful student.
Recommended target
- A person who is new to English but needs to write an email in English right away at work
- People who write simple structures over and over again in English emails
- Those who want to properly organize the basic structure of business English emails
- Those who want to experience a real example of business English email
- People who are confused about whether the English expressions I wrote fit business manners
Pre-course notes
- This class consists of the basic structure and advanced sections related to writing business emails, as shown below. You can start with what you need, but if you want to learn how to write business emails in a structured manner, I recommend taking the courses in order from Part 1 (below) to Part 2 (this class).
- Writing a business email for office workers who dream of working overseas Part 1
Class differentiation
I found out by bumping into it myself
Core business English email patterns
Get the business English email pattern that the creator Yeong-il Seimei, who lived in Korea and moved to Canada, observed directly in his early days of overseas employment in a short period of time! This class is for classmates who are K-workers who want to write emails well in English, but are struggling to write monotonous sentences over and over again because they don't know the main core patterns. Write professional emails with confidence using business English email patterns used by native speakers in the local area!
Curriculum
Creator
Yeong-il Life
Dreaming of a life of working in English
An ordinary office worker who flew to Canada 0.1.3
- 3 years of experience as analyst at multinationals organization in Canada
- MBA - Schulich School of Business in Canada
- Arizona University TESOL certified
- Over 5,000 emails over the past 3 years
Hallo It's called 0.1.3, an ordinary office worker who has dreamed of a life of working in English.
I moved to Canada from Korea to dream of working overseas. While working as an analyst for a foreign pharmaceutical company in Canada for 3 years, I have written over 5000 emails in English.
At first, it was difficult to properly write the expression I wanted to use. It took a very long time to complete an email. It took me a really long time to review whether the expressions fit the business format, whether they conveyed my intentions well, and whether they fit the grammar. However, as I was sending and receiving dozens of emails a day, I naturally began to notice patterns frequently used by native speakers. As I learned that pattern, I spent less and less time writing emails.
In this way, we have accumulated and recorded English patterns frequently used by native speakers. Now I'd like to share that know-how with you. All of you K-workers who are overwhelmed by an English email they suddenly need to write, take this class and find a solution!
jjoguli
jjoguli
013.lifeineng